...take a look at how much you spent on your license for PhotoShop.
I do actually have some licensed productivity software now. I have Final Cut Pro HD, worth £700, Didn't pay for it, someone else did and they never picked up the package for six months.
*Edit* Bastard thing won't work on my Power Macintosh, because it looks for an AGP video card and I only have PCI-Express. Stoopid Apple.
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I do actually have some licensed productivity software now. I have Final Cut Pro HD, worth £700, Didn't pay for it, someone else did and they never picked up the package for six months.
*Edit* Bastard thing won't work on my Power Macintosh, because it looks for an AGP video card and I only have PCI-Express. Stoopid Apple.
based mac. It works just fine. Alternatively, Shake is now cheaper than a cheap thing advertised at a very low price :-)
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on my Atari ST. I'm so retro I shit rubik's cubes...
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a PCI-Express card.
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but it involves editing KEXT files and all sorts of shite. I'll see if it works on WiL's G4 PowerBook before I give up. It might run on my iBook, but on a 700MHz G3 it's likely to be pretty pokey.
I had a fantastic G4 PowerMac (533MHz Digital Audio) but it was a little bit too slow for my liking so I replaced it with a Dual G5.
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I had a fantastic G4 PowerMac (533MHz Digital Audio) but it was a little bit too slow for my liking so I replaced it with a Dual G5.
I meant surprising the program was pretty new and would only run on older technology, as PCI is the obvious winner in terms of speed etc etc etc.
/drunk blog
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was pretty much a bridging technology, It was fine in its day, but was a highly compromised design. Almost all G4 PowerMacs used AGP graphics (except the original Yikes! logic board). The very first G5 PowerMacs used AGP, but it was supplanted by PCI-Express a few months after my copy of FinalCut Pro shipped.
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